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Old 06-04-2008   #1 (permalink)
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Question Internet doesn't work after installation..
I have installed Ubuntu version 8.0 in addition to xp....
after the installation everything seemed to be perfect except the internet..
it wasn't working..
i use broadband connection and have a modem connected to my machine..
it works on xp but not on linux...
need help!!!!!
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can you paste the output of the below command
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sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
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can you paste the output of the below command
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sudo /etc/init.d/networking restart
when I tried the above command...
it first asks for the user's password
when i type the password it says..

sudo: etc/init.d/networking: command not found
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did you type /etc/init.d/networking without any space ?
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ya i didnot give the space..
well the problem is solved ..
actually i had just to configure my modem..
when i did that..
everything started working properly...
newaz thanks for your concern..
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